When Things Fall Apart

I know that you have probably encountered moments like this many, many times.

many times in your life perhaps it is a course that's not working out for you you know the plan that you had for school was not working out for you the relationship you thought you were going to be in is not working out for you the friendship you thought you were going to have forever is not working out the you know that feeling of having to go back to the drawing board that feeling of having to start again I always say to my friend that I feel like I'm always starting again And I guess that's probably what it feels like being in your 20s in general.

But like, yeah, I feel like I'm always having to take a breath and go...

What now? Like now we have to start.

Let's start this again.

You know, start my plan, my rebranding, my this and that.

What do I want? Who am I? Where am I going? You know, all of that kind of stuff.

But yeah, we're going to get into it today.

I think that things falling apart can look like things not happening on your timeline.

You know, I think that when we make a plan or we set out to do something, whatever it is, A very simple example of this is you go to school, they tell you it's a three-year course, but you're in your seventh year, you're in your eighth year of this three-year course and stuff.

It's not coming together at the time you thought you would get it done and stuff like that.

It could happen with your dreams, with your plans, with your business, with your ambitions, all of that.

You have this timeline that you've set out for yourself and there's just delay after delay, obstacle and challenge and all of that kind of stuff that you're just sitting there and feeling like, things are falling apart.

It's not working.

I'm not going to get it done on time.

I'm not going to get it, you know, it's just, it's just not working.